tomlav/ncmaps

ncmaps brings scientific colormaps to ncview

ncmaps's Issues

Support for cmasher colormaps?

Should cmaps also bring scientific colormaps from cmasher

(CMasher: Scientific colormaps for making accessible, informative and cmashing plots) ?
https://pypi.org/project/cmasher/

Do you use these @samhatfield ?

Screenshots of the colourmaps

This looks quite interesting and would make comparisons of my dispersion maps easier. Could you add a couple of examples of the colourmaps in use to the README?

Should ncmaps invest in apt-get packaging?

Many scientists working on Linux will install ncview using a package manager, e.g. apt-get install ncview

Should ncmaps also be made available as a package in Linux distros ?

Maybe ppl can install ncview directly with ncmaps in the future, like apt-get install ncview-with-ncmaps ?

I have no idea what it requires to prepare a python module such as ours for linux distributions.

Control what colormaps ncview will show (also the native ones)

Once all the colormaps from ncmaps are installed, is there a way for the user to:

1. disable (or make low priority) the "native" colormaps of ncview (also some of the ncmaps colormaps he/she dislikes);
2. control the order in which the colormaps are browsed through by ncview.

Of course we want a solution that is recorded for next time we open ncview, hence the idea to play with .ncviewrc...

@samhatfield